Sunday, June 15, 2008

This is me taken today!

This is me taken today. I spent about two hours working in my garden! I feel much better!

Happy Father's Day Sweetheart

Happy father's day to my husband the man I'm sharing my life and a wonderful dad to our children Love you B

Happy Father's Day Daddy!

Happy father's day to my father that guided me through my childhood. I love you daddy.

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Re:Google Earth!

We're truly in the midst of Technology innovation!

Thursday, June 12, 2008

The World's Best Places to Live 2008

by Carl Winfield Thursday, June 12, 2008 uldn't have rated as high."

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No. 1: Zurich, Switzerland

Mercer score: 108* 2007 rank: No. 1 GDP: $300.9 billion (2007 est.)** Population: 7,581,520 (total country); 347,517 (total city) Life expectancy: 80.74 years

No. 2 (tie): Vienna, Austria

Mercer score: 107.9 2007 rank: No. 3 GDP: $319.7 billion (2007 est.) Population: 8,205,533 (total country); 1,825,287 (total city) Life expectancy: 79.36 years

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No. 2 (tie): Geneva, Switzerland

Mercer score: 107.9 2007 rank: No. 2 GDP: $300.9 billion (2007 est.) Population: 7,581,520 (total country); 185,000 (total city) Life expectancy: 80.74 years

No. 4: Vancouver, Canada

Mercer score: 107.6 2007 rank: No. 3 GDP: $1.274 trillion (2007 est.) Population: 33,212,696 (total country); 560,000 (total city) Life expectancy: 81.16 years

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No. 5: Auckland, New Zealand

Mercer score: 107.3 2007 rank: No. 5 GDP: $112.6 billion (2007 est.) Population: 4,173,460 (total country); 1.18 million (total city) Life expectancy: 80.24 years

No. 6: Dusseldorf, Germany

Mercer score: 107.2 2007 rank: No. 6 GDP: $2.833 trillion (2007 est.) Population: 82,369,548 (total country); 581,858 (total city) Life expectancy: 79.1 years

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No. 7 (tie): Munich, Germany

Mercer score: 107 2007 rank: No. 8 GDP: $2.833 trillion (2007 est.) Population: 82,369,548 (total country); 1,332,650 (total city) Life expectancy: 79.1 years

No. 7 (tie): Frankfurt, Germany

Mercer score: 107 2007 rank: No. 7 GDP: $2.833 trillion (2007 est.) Population: 82,369,548 (total country); 3,700,000 (total city) Life expectancy: 79.1 years

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No. 9: Bern, Switzerland

Mercer score: 106.5 2007 rank: No. 9 GDP: $319.7 billion (2007 est.) Population: 8,205,533 (total country); 122,178 (total city) Life expectancy: 79.36 years

No. 10: Sydney, Australia

Mercer score: 106.3 2007 rank: No. 9 GDP: $766.8 billion (2007 est.) Population: 20,600,856 (total country); 4,297,100 (total city) Life expectancy: 80.73 years

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Out for a graduation!

On Sunday we drove to a small town in Ohio to see Jasmine's graduation! Here you can see some of the pictures we took!

June month

Wow time is flying, I can't believe we're already in June. There are so many things I want to accomplish. Achieving my Masters degree is in the top 5 . I'm so ready to be done with school, and just concentrate on other things. My daughter is two months old now, and she is vocalizing. I try to read to both Berhane and Ndamona at least once per day or even more when possible. Berhane is such a great big brother. He talks to his little sister like talking to an adult, and he is very gently with her most of the time.